The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-02
New Orleans Pa

\. Carolina Is. 95 Nor. Pacific. -. 22ls
So. caro-. Drown - pref. 454
consols. los Pacific Mail. 800. 800
Tennessee set. .... f0l5 Reading. ....... 631s
Virginia IS ......* AS Richmond 4 Ale.
Va. consolidated IS Richmond q Danv =
Ch'peake & Ohio. 4 Richmd & w, Pt. 241s
Northwestern los Rock Island. ....llt
pela.and Lack iG preferred INC
Erie. ............. 2SM Texas Pacific, .... 2+es
East Tennessee. l0lS Tenn. Coal & Iron, RIOS
Lake Shore .. .. 9p4 Union Pacific. 41$
l. vile & Nash. 90. 5SSs \. j. Central. ..... 1874
Memphis & Char 46 Missouri Pacific. e. S7a4
Mobile & Ohio. -. 10 Western Union. 1s$t
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 1915 Cotton Oil certih.. Slls
Sid.
LIVERPOOL, Nov l, noon.--Cotton quiet and
rather easier; mddling uplands 5 5-l6d, mid
ding Orleans 5 ;-l6d; sales 10000 bales for
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
81 900 bales-American 24,000,
Futures-Uplands. low middling clause, No
vember delivery l4-64d; November and De-
cen1ber ll-64d; December and January5 ll-64d;
January and February l0-6iG15 ll64d: FEB,
ruary and March 5l2646l5 ll'64d; March and
April l3-64d; April and May l5-64d; May and
June l764d; June and July ls64G5 l9-64d.
Market quiet.
No tenders.
2pm, The sales to-day included $500 bales
of American
Futures -Upapds, low middling clause. No,
vember delivery 15-64d buyers; November and
December l2-64d, sellers; December and
January l2-64d, sellers; January and February
1864, sellers; February and March l2-64d.
buyers; March and April l4-64d, sellers; April
and May 5 l564d buyers; May and June l1-64d.
buyers; June aud July 1864, buyers. Market
steady.
4 p. m.-Futures: Uplands, low middhng
clause, November delivery l6-6ld. buyers: No
vember and December l3-64d, buyers: Decem-
Der and January > bod value; January and
February l3-G4d, buyers; February and March
l4-64d sellers; March and April l5-d4d. BUYERS;
ANnr aud hrtss > Inv MpNr nd
19-64d, sellers; June and July l264d, sellers.
Market closed firm.
New YORK. Nov. 1. noon.--Cotton dull; mid
ding uplands 93sc, middling Orleans S34c; sales
1863 bales
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: November delivery 06c, December
0 dc, January SOC, February . 90c
500 p. m.-Alarket closed dull; middling up
lands 955c, middling Orleans 934c; sales to-
day PA bales; net receipts l4O bales, gross
Gs04
Futures-NIarllet closed quiet but steady, with
sales of $500 bales. as follows: November de-
livery 65@9 66c. December 63@9 64c, January
8 67(Q9 Csc, February 1909 zoe, March $40
3 SIC, April SIC, May 96GL9 SIC, June 10 Uoc
July 10 09610 10c
Green & Co.. report on cotton futures says:
The strength of the contract market for cotton
has remained practically unlmpaiTed. The de
mand was not unusually active, ana at times 1t
| looked as though some effort of a counteracting
nature was being made, but the supply met
with prompt exhaustion, and the general ten
dency of wales was on an advancing scale. The
| condition of the weather over considerable
| portion of the cotton belt was unfavorabie, and
some very good dealing orders were sent in.
| besides which local covering proved far, and
| placed the desire to operate mostly on the pay
| ing side. Advces from abroad were also IN bet
| ter form, and large export movement plainly
shows that the full run of receipts comes III re-
| Spouse to an accomplished business, instead OF
representing stock in search of a market. After
| gaining 6(,7 points, rates set off small trac-
| finn bilt plOep6 ahOut stpQdV -
| GALVESTON, Nov. Cotton quiet; middling
91sc net receipts $40 bales, gross $40; sales
419 bales; stock 1856 bales.
| NORFOLK, Nov. 1.-Cotton firm; middling
5-l6c; net receipts 4473 bales, gross 4,473;
| sales LIZ bales; stock 40,75 bales; exports,
| coastwise Cos bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.--Cotton quiet; middlng
95c net receipts 800 bales, gross 800; sales none
stock S,907 bales exports, to the continent 500
bales. coastwise 400.
BosroN, Nov. 1.-Cotton quiet; middling
! 934c; net receipts S07 bales, gross 1850: sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain
W1LMINGroN, Nov. Cotton steady; middlng
9 3-l6c; net receipts 1890 bales, gross 1880;
| sales none; stock q, 702 bales.
! PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.--Cotton firm; middlng
934c; net receipts 213 bales, gross 29l; stock
| 3,5ll bales
New ORLEANS. Nov. LECTION quiet; middline
| 9lsc; net receipts 1883 bales, gross Is, 235
sales 375 bales; stock 900 bales; exports, TO
Great Britain 1858 bales, to the continent
| 1871, coastwise {, Alb.
MOBILE, Nov 1.-Cotton quiet; middling DC;
net receipts 1892 bales, gross 2,5l2; sales 1000
bales; stock 23,l04 bales; exports, coastwise
| !,032 bales
MEMPHIS Nov. Cotton steady; middling
1Gc; receipts 6,l20 bales; shipments 6,S74;
sales 2450; stock 10S.5S9 bales
! AUGUSTA Nov Cotton firm; middling &c;
| receipts l,547 bales sales 7l2 bales
| CHARLESTON, Nov. cotton firm; middlng
91sc; net receipts 1909 bales, gross 1909; sales
| 1 hal stock 3QD bales. IN
Great Britain 3,512 bales, to the continent 1900
ATLANTA, Nov. Lotion steady; middling
s 15-16c; receipts ia bales.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Consolidated net receipts
for all cotton ports lay 1920 bales exports,
TO Great Britain S,307 bales, to the continent
80, 99S; stock at all American ports 626,217 bales
PROVISIONS GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1, noon.-Wheat quiet.
| NEW YORK, Nov. /, noon.-klOur firm and a
shade easier Wheat dull but steady. Corn
IA 30 Lard steady at So IS. Freights firm
| 500 p. m.-Southern flour steady. Wheat
closed trm; speculation moderate; No. red
| November delivery S3MS3 7-16c, December s3z,
| 6S4L4c May S96S915c Corn firm but quiet
| options 1S64c higher and moderately active
| No. ?, November and December delivery 533sc
Oats 4@115c lower; No. 2 November delivery -
@3314c. December sc, Nay 35)SQ 3544c: No. ,
spot 33d334c; mixed Western 32Q13ic. Coffee
fair Rio, on spot steady at ls,ac; options
fairly active and higher; No. Z Rio, November
delivery 10 21QUlO DOC, DecelIlpef 10 l)lG 10 rUc
MAY IL 65@16 15c Hops quiet and firmly held
Sugar firm but quiet; refined steady. Molasse'
closed quiet and unchanged. Cotton seed oil
40c for crude, refined nominal. Hides steady
| Wool Quiet: domestic fleece 260l3lc, pulled II
n33c. pulled 9Gl22c. Pork steady but very
| quiet Beef dull. Beef hams quiet 4iercet
beef steady. Cut meats weake-. Middles nomi
nal Lard 3d,5 points higher, with very SLOW
| speculation; Western steam on spot So 111sQ
so November delivery So 5000 %, May So 90
| Freights steady.
CHICAGO. Nov THE chief feature of interest
on the board to-day was the smallness of de
liveries There were only 10000 bushels Of
wheat going around on the morning delivery
| Corn or provisions were practically nothing al
all. The iigbtness of the monthly delivery was
the cause of general comment, aud indicates
that there were very few open October con
tracts Trading jumped from October to De
cember there being marked disposition "a
ignore November In wheat ScalperS took hold
With a good deal OF vim, and notwithstanding
large sales by houses said to be operating or
foreign account u decided bullish feeling was
developed BY p. IN. an advance OF 3sG2st
| over Yesterday tlual figures had been eStaD
lished. and at the late session there was a fur.
tber gain of ISt014c. Corn was active by spurts
with the feeling firmer 1t ruled quiet, though
| moderately active at a time, with the feeling
firmer The opening was at yesterday closing,
advanced Hc, reacted aud closed 1SG1Ac higher
than Yesterday. Stocks of contract corn in
store here decreased iSj,72S bushels Receipts
were less than anticipated and arrivals for to-
| morrow show a decrease. Oats were fairly
active and the market steady. The condition
| of other markets being improved had ten
| deucy to create some strength. Prices, how
| ever did not change materially. Provisions at
| tracted more than ordinary attention. Under
| ,f,~y sahi nv